US5141742AExpiredUtilityPatentIndex 90
Vaccines against melanoma
Est. expiryFeb 7, 2006(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:BROWN JOSEPH PESTIN CHARLES DPLOWMAN GREGORY DROSE TIMOTHY MHELLSTROM KARL EHELLSTROM INGEGERDPURCHIO ANTHONYHU SHIU-LOKPENNATHUR SRIDHAR
A61K 2039/876C07K 14/79G01N 33/5751A61K 39/00119
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Abstract
Peptides or proteins related to a melanoma associated antigen are described. These are produced in large quantities via recombinant DNA techniques and/or by chemical synthetic methods. The peptides or proteins can be used as immunogens in vaccine formulations which can induce an immune response that selectively destroys melanoma cells in a vaccinated individual. Where the peptides or proteins are expressed by a recombinant virus, inactivated or live virus vaccine formulations may be prepared.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1. A substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen having an amino acid sequence substantially as depicted in FIGS. 3A and 3B from amino acid residue number 21 to 738.
2. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 1, which was purified from a genetically engineered cultured cell containing the nucleotide sequence of FIGS. 3A and 3B from nucleotide number 60 to 2214, controlled by a second nucleotide sequence that regulates gene expression so that the p97 protein antigen is expressed by the genetically engineered cultured cell.
3. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 2 in which the genetically engineered cultured cell is a microorganisms.
4. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 3 in which the microorganism is a bacteria.
5. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 3 in which the microorganism is a yeast.
6. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 2, in which the genetically engineered cultured cell is an animal cell.
7. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 2 in which the genetically engineered cultured cell is an insect cell line.
8. The substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 1 which was chemically synthesized.
9. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 1, mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
10. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 2 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
11. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 3 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
12. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 4 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
13. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 5 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
14. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 6 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
15. An immunogenic composition, comprising an immunogenic dose of the substantially pure, non-denatured p97 protein antigen of claim 7 mixed with a pharmaceutical carrier.
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